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Understanding 9/11Fm-Ra_jjoth_-_Impossible_Worlds_-_SPNet11
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Fm-Ra & jjoth - Impossible Worlds
SPNet11 - 320 KBPS MP3
Genres: Ambient, Dark Ambient, Post-industrial
Countries: Portugal, Ukraine
1. Fm-Ra - Fallen Eons [2:21]
2. Fm-Ra - Oblivion [2:38]
3. jjoth - Waste [3:57]
4. jjoth - We Are Not Alone [3:05]
Info:
Impossible Worlds is a split EP composed and produced by Fm-Ra and jjoth on June 2010.
The EP is one of many possible soundtracks for a dystopic world,
in which the quested paradise has become a vivid image - a memory? - in one's mind,
mere reflex of the past communion man-nature,
now overwhelmed by the assymetric relation man-technology/machine.
Therefore, the EP can be divided in two parts:
the first 2 songs, more melodical, are still reminiscent of the now only remembered harmony;
the 3rd and 4th songs, more amelodical, twisted and sometimes (post?)industrial,
reflect the experience of a cannibalesque humankind living in a now harsh world.
For more informations:
www.myspace.com/fmrafmra
www.myspace.com/jjoth
This is an SP Net release.
SP Net info:
http://www.myspace.com/spnetfa
http://flataffectsp.blogspot.com/
http://www.archive.org/details/sp-net
flat.affect.noise@gmail.com
SPNet11 - 320 KBPS MP3
Genres: Ambient, Dark Ambient, Post-industrial
Countries: Portugal, Ukraine
1. Fm-Ra - Fallen Eons [2:21]
2. Fm-Ra - Oblivion [2:38]
3. jjoth - Waste [3:57]
4. jjoth - We Are Not Alone [3:05]
Info:
Impossible Worlds is a split EP composed and produced by Fm-Ra and jjoth on June 2010.
The EP is one of many possible soundtracks for a dystopic world,
in which the quested paradise has become a vivid image - a memory? - in one's mind,
mere reflex of the past communion man-nature,
now overwhelmed by the assymetric relation man-technology/machine.
Therefore, the EP can be divided in two parts:
the first 2 songs, more melodical, are still reminiscent of the now only remembered harmony;
the 3rd and 4th songs, more amelodical, twisted and sometimes (post?)industrial,
reflect the experience of a cannibalesque humankind living in a now harsh world.
For more informations:
www.myspace.com/fmrafmra
www.myspace.com/jjoth
This is an SP Net release.
SP Net info:
http://www.myspace.com/spnetfa
http://flataffectsp.blogspot.com/
http://www.archive.org/details/sp-net
flat.affect.noise@gmail.com
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